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FILE – A Lyft ride-hailing vehicle is parked near Empower Field at Mile High in Denver on April 30, 2020. (AP Photo/David Zalubowski, File)
Lyft is preparing to lay off hundreds of employees just days after
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Scotiabank chief economist says downturn could jostle the economy into a more normal, productive future
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A new report from the Better Business Bureau (BBB) says the riskiest frauds in Canada are home improvement scams and cryptocurrency scams, followed by advance fee loan scams.
The organization, which advocates for education to protect consumers, says home improvement
All eyes are on the global banking sector after a sudden turmoil brought down or threatened a handful of US banks and one major European bank this month.
The collapse of Silicon Valley Bank (SVB), followed by the near death
Legendary food storage brand Tupperware has hired advisers to help turn around the company after notifying securities regulators it may have to close up shops.
In a release dated April 7, the Orlando, Florida-based company announced it was seeking to
Volcano cancels flights
The Canadian Press – Apr 14, 2023 / 6:32 am | Stories: 421289
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Some flights out of northern British Columbia are canceled due to ash from a Russian volcano that erupted thousands of
Starboard buys Parler app
The Associated Press – Apr 14, 2023 / 9:56 am | Stories: 421344
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The digital media conglomerate Starboard said Friday it purchased the conservative social media site Parler and will temporarily take
Three observations that shed light on the central bank’s thinking
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Runaway food prices. A massive day-long telecom outage that knocked out internet and phone services across the country. Flight delays, cancellations and stranded air travelers.
What do all of these things have in common, in addition
Elon Musk has said running Twitter has been “quite painful” and “a rollercoaster”, in an interview with the BBC.
The multi-billionaire entrepreneur also said he would sell the company if the right person came along.
The interview, aired live from
